Grammar Worksheet: Sentence Types and ConcordPart 1: Sentence TypesIdentify the type of each sentence below: simple, compound, or complex.Stop shouting! (imperative)Have you finished your homework? (interrogative)The sun is shining brightly today. (simple)How was your day? (interrogative)Please pass the salt. (imperative)I can't believe it's already Friday! (simple)The dog barked loudly all night. (simple)Let's go to the park tomorrow. (imperative)What a beautiful painting! (exclamatory)We should clean our room before Mom gets home. (compound)Part 2: Concord ErrorsFind and correct the subject-verb agreement errors in the following sentences.The group of students is going on a field trip next week.Neither the cat nor the dog was in the yard this morning.Each of the books has been returned to the library.My sister, along with her friends, is planning a surprise party for me.The committee is discussing the budget for the upcoming project.Neither the teacher nor the students know the answer to the question.Each of the apples is ripe and ready to eat.The team of scientists is conducting experiments in the lab.The news about the accident was shocking to everyone.The pack of wolves is roaming the forest at night.Part 3: Rewrite the SentencesRewrite the following sentences, correcting any language errors.They don't have enough time to finish the project.She doesn't like to eat vegetables.My brother and I are going to the cinema tonight.There are two birds sitting on the tree outside.The boys play soccer every Saturday morning.Bonus Question: Combining SentencesCombine each pair of sentences below into one grammatically correct sentence.She loves to read, so she often visits the library.He enjoys playing the guitar, and he practices every day.The sun is shining, and the birds are singing.The dog barked all night, keeping me awake.We went to the beach and swam in the ocean.